International Liaison and Illegal Practice Adviser

We have an exciting opportunity available to join the International Liaison and Illegal Practice (ILIP) team. Based within our Registration and Revalidation directorate, the team undertakes a wide variety of duties relating to international information sharing and the investigation of illegal medical practice and registration fraud. You will play a key role in helping the team to achieve its objectives in these areas.

You will help to keep our databases of overseas regulatory information up to date, supporting our colleagues from other areas of the directorate in completing their day-to-day duties. You will be involved in sharing information about fitness to practise decisions with external stakeholders and recording potential fitness to practise concerns about unregistered individuals on our databases where appropriate. You will also manage a small caseload of work relating to overseas regulator research and illegal practice.

The role would suit someone who enjoys being part of a team but is also able to work independently through their own allocated tasks, following approved policies and procedures. You will need to have an extremely keen eye for detail and be able to record information accurately. A flexible attitude is key, with the ability to re-prioritise at short notice if an urgent request is received.

The successful applicant will be expected to work one day a week in the office, in line with the team’s existing schedule. For the first 2-3 weeks of the induction/training period, however, you may need to work in the office every day.

This is a full-time role, but the GMC is happy to support a range of flexible working options. Flexible working requests will be considered in line with the policy.

You can find more detail on the tasks you will undertake, and the essential skills required for the role, in the job description.

How to apply for the role

Please provide a CV and complete the ‘Reason for Application and specific questions' part of the application form. Details on how to complete this can be found in the attached guidance document.

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If you do not provide all the above, we will not be able to progress your application.

GMC Benefits – Why work for us

We work with doctors, patients, and other stakeholders to support good, safe patient care across the UK. We set the standards doctors and those who train them need to meet and help them achieve them. If there are concerns these standards may not be met or that public confidence in doctors may be at risk, we can investigate, and take action if needed.

You’ll benefit from being part of an organisation that is genuinely committed to its people with several excellent benefits including:

• 30 days holiday with the option to buy and sell more
• A generous employer pension contribution of 15%
• Access to a range of learning and development opportunities designed to support your ongoing progression
• Flexible working patterns
• Attractive salary that’s reviewed annually
• Discounts at 100s of high street and online stores
• Discounted gym membership
• Private medical insurance
• Employee assistance programme
• Cycle to work scheme for those wanting a greener commute
• Bike lockers and shower facilities

The GMC values diversity and has made a public commitment to processes and procedures that are fair, objective, transparent and free from discrimination. We are also committed to the Disability Confident employer scheme and support the requirements of the Disability Confident interview scheme. If you have a disability and meet the cut-off mark for the essential criteria for this role as outlined in the person specification document, you will be offered an interview.

The GMC is a charity registered in England and Wales (1089278) and Scotland (SC037750)